Recently, the 2026 Zhangjiang EAI Embodied Intelligence Supply Chain Conference was successfully held in Shanghai. The event brought together enterprises across the humanoid robotics, low-altitude aerial vehicles, and intelligent connected vehicle sectors, along with research institutions and industry experts, to conduct in-depth discussions on technology implementation, supply chain collaboration, and standardization development in the embodied intelligence industry. GRGTEST was invited to participate, actively engaging in industry exchanges while showcasing its comprehensive integrated certification and testing services for embodied intelligence robots.
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Expert Key Insights Sharing
Jointly exploring the development of a cross-domain integration detection system
At the conference, Zhao Kelun, Assistant General Manager of GRGTEST and Director of its Technology Research Institute, delivered a keynote speech titled "Industrial Integration and Symbiosis from Intelligent Connected Vehicles to Next-Generation Smart Mobile Terminals." The report closely aligned with the current top-level strategic framework for industrial development, focusing on three major national strategic directions-low-altitude economy, embodied intelligence, and new IoT infrastructure-to elaborate on three key integration trends: technological synergy driven by industries, cross-domain certification, and scenario-based implementation. It compared the technical architectures of three key sectors-humanoid robots, intelligent connected vehicles, and low-altitude aircraft-identified core common technologies including perception, decision-making, execution, and communication, and highlighted how the intelligent connected vehicle industry chain serves as a "technical mother ecosystem" that exhibits distinctive industrial characteristics in terms of core components, safety frameworks, and algorithmic platforms that permeate other smart mobile terminals.
Zhao Kelun delivered the report.
From the professional perspective of third-party testing and certification, Zhao Kelun conducted an in-depth analysis of six common challenges in cross-industry product testing-general performance, functional safety, information security, environmental adaptability, interoperability, and human-machine interaction. He proposed establishing a unified, standardized testing and evaluation system for all categories of embodied intelligence products, focusing on the long-term development direction of integrated space-air-ground intelligent networks and physically-based AI-driven evolution. This provides actionable recommendations for the industry to enhance testing capabilities and seize opportunities arising from the integrated development of smart terminals during the 15th Five-Year Plan period.
The exhibition booth made a strong impression with its quality and professionalism.
The comprehensive evaluation system enables the development of intelligent agents.
At the exhibition, GRGTEST comprehensively demonstrated its core testing capabilities. With the accelerated iteration of large-scale models, widespread adoption of autonomous driving, and rapid expansion of the humanoid robotics industry, various intelligent agents are increasingly permeating daily life and production scenarios, driving a surge in testing demands for algorithms, models, data, and software/hardware security. To address this, GRGTEST has established a specialized public testing platform for embodied intelligence, leveraging both software and hardware approaches to create an integrated evaluation system covering "data – computing power – ontology – applications." This platform provides one-stop testing services for chips, components, energy storage batteries, complete devices, AI models, and algorithms, streamlining the entire process from R&D validation and mass production testing to market approval worldwide, ensuring comprehensive quality and safety assurance throughout the product lifecycle. Supported by robust domestic and international certification services, nine core testing categories, and specialized capabilities including simulation testing and fault injection, the platform fully meets compliance, performance, and reliability requirements for embodied intelligence products.
Taking a forward-looking approach to the future
Building a foundational framework for cross-industry detection capabilities within the system
In line with future industrial development strategies, GRGTEST will continue to coordinate laboratory resources in Shanghai and across the country, systematically establishing a cross-industry common testing capability platform and building a dynamic, rigorous, and comprehensive foundation for embodied intelligence evaluation. The company will move beyond the traditional model of decentralized testing facility deployment within individual sectors, achieving systematic allocation of inspection resources. Leveraging an integrated quality infrastructure, it will support collaborative innovation in emerging industries such as humanoid robots, low-altitude aerial equipment, and intelligent connected vehicles, continuously strengthening the safety foundation of the industrial chain and fostering self-reliant, controllable, and high-quality development of the embodied intelligence industry.